The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-10
THEY SAP LINGO rs XHBANk
An Effort 70 Have H. Exs.i.eA aas Della,
the EXeeat1On.

An Effort to Have Hin Exsalaed aa1 Delay
the Exeeatisa.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Dr. James g. Herman
the former Warden Of the Cook County Hos
pital for the In8ane. fled q petition in the
County Court to-day charging the fact to be
that Louis LngR. the Anarchist bomb maker.
under sentence Of death, il insane. and that 1t
would be for the benefit and for the safety Of
the community that be be confined In q State
hospital for the insane. The facts In the case.
the petition alleges. can be proven BY the Pc
titioner and by George z Detweiler. Ferdi-
nand Spies, Ida Spies, Henry Spies Chris Spies
Mira Kuttleman. Gustav Pack. Louis letter.
Mr.. Linnemeyer. and Mrs. Bentlein. all resi-
dents of Cook county. The petition further
states that LinRg has no property or effects.
and prays that a writ for the body OF Louis
Lingg be issued and venire Of six good and
lawful men be made to determine tho truth Of
the allegations. and also thar subpsnss for
the witnesses named DO issued. rsturnabls ut
such time as may be nxed by the County Court.
and that Lingg be declared an insane person
after due hearing and proof The petition was
dated Nov. 9. and sworn to By DR.. Herman.
Judge Prendergast promptly decided that he
could do nothing in the case. knowing as ho did
who Lingg was and that he was In the county
jail on a criminal charge and under sentence
Hun thu. *: soa
not knoT suihoSitstlvsiy ths. LinGS was S u jail
was only TO Judge OF The points brought out In
The Court insisted that be could use his pn-
his opinion. was one in Which It was necessary.
ne said very emphstie4ily that he would not
issue THE writ without doe sotses having been
Tho attorney at once wrote out notice to
MI. Crime and said he would ~ 70 have the
when be hoped 70 reesi1e the viii. '
The notice was served on States Attorney
:% ~Ts
70 bring Louis lipss beiors tie Court Tor thai Hal
ment commenced this afternoon the case
make was the showing Of suticient grounds 20
sheriff comm ndinE LinEe to BE- brought rom
his cell before he Court
70 ss saa
sustaining States Attorney Grinnens arEu-
pent thai the prisoner was out Of the jurisdic-
The co Coz os saia tSss Il would not undertake
to pass on the case until the Criminal Court
70 intended to carry The matter 10 the Latter
and Herman late This afternoon went TO the
which they sought, Judge Bakers court room
70 thy Lu6 matter DctOrc ull anu 2sk uim 10
interfere. The Judge was not In. and they
went out on the street 10 ind him. In case
they do not succeed in getting the case before
Judge Baker tor iyht they viii appear before
him Tomorrow morning.
SUMO FOE WHIT OF HABEAS oOAPUB
Attorney Moses Salomon late this afternoon
9btsinsd tho slgnatu 90 Of Spies, Fielden. and
SehwAb 10 petition for writ OF habeas cor
puA- The grounds upon which the writ = asked
are that the Judgment OF the supreme Court Of
the state was nleEal, In that IL sid the iuas-
ment should b affirmed. instead Of the judy
ments" In each oaso also. that tho defendanfs
should be In court 81 the time the judgment Of
the Court vas rendered. and that at that ume
they 3eEe In the Cook county JAIL The pen-
ton vii be laid before one OF the Judges OF the
Criminal Court tomorrow morning.
SCENES AT TIE JAIL
The Anarchists we're not permitted out OF
their calls to-day. In Q remote part Of the jail
4 feH deputies were peFfsctin6 the Anal pre-
liminartes nsediul 70 the erection Of the gal
moved fTom ths Storage room. 6lt ssssythlns
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